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Hen Ry hnryffff6be3d — Odd ball book, may take a little to get into it. Has the best twist I've ever encountered- probably better than fight club's. The author makes use of a great vocabulary.

Macarena Troncoso macatroncoso — Usually I am all about characterisation and struggle to enjoy a book where I don't like the main characters, which is why it's surprising that I did like 'One Day' despite not finding Emma or Dexter to be particularly likeable. I think it's because I appreciated the honesty and realism of the novel. Everyone is flawed in real life, although I did feel perhaps the author went a tad too far sometimes, especially with Dexter, and made it hard for me to sympathise with the characters at times. The structure of this novel, each chapter being set on the same date over a twenty-year period, really worked. I'd love to read another book written in this way. It keeps the plot moving and highlights any changes in the characters, their highs and lows. Well, I say it helped keep the plot moving, but unfortunately the author counteracted this by droning on far too long. I started losing interest about 100 pages from the end, resulting in the ending not having the emotional clout it should have done, so I think the whole thing could have done with a bit more editing to improve it further. Oh and as a sidenote, what was Sylvie all about?? She was the most bizarre and out-of-place love interest I have come across in a novel, which only served to detract from the rest of the story's realism!

吕 作峰 137953298556d — How was this book a bestseller? How did it become a movie? This book blew. I try not to judge books based on the author, but I hardly believe that a white male could really write the greatest book about a Japanese woman. The ending was so trite and too perfect. The only reason I enjoyed it at all was the details that filled up so many pages about how geisha live. I think the author would have been better just writing a non-fiction book on geisha instead of trying to make a fictional geisha whose life was just too cliche.

Esraa Raafat _s_s — There is something about this book that touched me, maybe the characters, maybe their stories, I'm not sure, but I was a bit surprised that I liked it so much. The writing wasn't especially great or creative, but I still gave it four stars because of the ability that the story has to grab and hold you, to touch you. I even started knitting a Georgia quilt! (The directions are in the sequel, Knit Two.) The story is about knitting store owner, Georgia Walker, her daughter Dakota, and their group of friends that make up the Friday Night Knitting Club. An inspirational, easy, light, read, with a deceptively deeper meaning about female relationships and friendships. The story has memorable characters,and will make you wish you knew how to knit, or start knitting again if you already know how.

Samer Ahmad smokey1981 — The second book I ever loved.